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Old 27th January 2007 | 00:25
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barit1
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Originally Posted by grumpyoldgeek
Great information and experiences. I'm a light sport student pilot and I've tried to do stalls in both the planes I'm training on, an Evector SportStar and a Flight Design CTSW. In both cases, the closest I can come to a power-off stall is the plane galloping along in a absurdly nose high attitude while gaining and loosing about 20 feet per gallop...
There are planes (such as the Ercoupe) which have intentionally limited elevator authority and are essentially incapable of a stall (at least a 1G stall...) It sounds like the types you mention are in or near this category.

Are these types tri-gear or taildragger? It sounds to me like you can't really do a full-stall landing in them.
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